What Is a Fire Point?

The flash point refers to the process of bringing a substance capable of exothermic reaction to a rapid burning state. Exposing combustibles to hot surfaces, electric heating wire, small ignition sources (such as medium electric spark discharge) in radiant energy sources may cause fire. There is often an inverted relationship between the ignition energy or temperature listed here and the exposure time required for ignition. The ignition energy is fast and the weaker ignition source requires longer exposure time. Strong ignition sources can also cause knocking directly. [1]

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The flash point refers to the process of bringing a substance capable of exothermic reaction to a rapid burning state. Exposing combustibles to hot surfaces, electric heating wire, small ignition sources (such as medium electric spark discharge) in radiant energy sources may cause fire. There is often an inverted relationship between the ignition energy or temperature listed here and the exposure time required for ignition. The ignition energy is fast and the weaker ignition source requires longer exposure time. Strong ignition sources can also cause knocking directly. [1]
Ignition point (ignition point) ----- gas, liquid and solid
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The ignition point will also change at different atmospheric pressures. Generally, the lower the atmospheric pressure, the higher the ignition point, such as a diesel engine. The diesel engine reduces the ignition point of the diesel by compressing the air to achieve the purpose of combustion.

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